Superconductor

Superconductor builds a cloud workspace where engineers, product managers, designers, and growth teams collaborate with AI coding agents. Teams can run Claude Code, Codex, and other agents in parallel, join one another’s sessions, and inspect implementations through live app previews and guided code review. Each implementation runs in an isolated cloud environment with configurable network access. Slack and GitHub integrations let teams start work from existing discussions and question agents directly in pull-request comments.

The company’s cofounders are Arjun Singh, its CEO, Sergey Karayev, and Kevin Gutowski. Superconductor entered private beta in 2025 after its team encountered the overhead of managing local Git worktrees and running development environments for multiple coding agents. Its cloud approach lets teams generate several implementations of a ticket, test each through a running app preview, and submit a selected solution as a GitHub pull request.

Superconductor also offers repository-specific agent benchmarking. It reconstructs task specifications from merged pull requests, asks agents to implement them without seeing the original solutions, and uses separate evaluator models to assess correctness, completeness, and code quality alongside runtime and cost. This gives teams a way to evaluate agents against their own engineering work. Users can connect existing coding-agent subscriptions or API keys, while skills and MCP servers provide access to additional tools.